12 Feb 1951
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1951
Page
1
The review notes The Underworld Story centers on a newspaper man turned reformer amid two murders and underworld intrigue. Duryea shines as the reporter while Storm and Marshall contribute strong supporting roles. da Silva and O Shea appear briefly. If This Be Sin is a stiff British picture by Gregory Ratoff with a failing plot and misplaced tragedy.
Hollywood ins: Lack of prosecution led to dismissal of two paternity suits filed in 1943 against film actor Errol Flynn. The cases sought 1750 dollars per month for a girl born to Shirley Evans Hassan on November 13, 1940. Flynn denied paternity and said he paid 2000 dollars after birth to avoid publicity, with suits dismissed after five year limit.
Center Front Korea reports AFP journalist Jean Marie de Premonville, 30, was killed Monday while on patrol with U S rangers. The death marks another fatality among foreign press covering the Korean War frontline actions.
KCRG and KCRK air Crime Fighters at 7 30 tonight with a story about a mother who urges her daughter to steal from department stores and turn the proceeds over. OB Brooks will broadcast the Iowa Indiana game tonight at 8 on KCRG KCRK and wrap with 1600 for News. The 16th Annual Golden Gloves starts in Cedar Rapids tomorrow night with Brooks reporting early bouts results resumes and interviews. The finals Thursday will be blow by blow broadcast by Brooks.
The Gazette explains it publishes radio programs as a free service for readers with stations including KCRG KXEL WHO NBC and others listed. It notes the arrangement is provided at no charge to the radio stations and serves the newspaper's readership.
The listing shows 12:45 Tony Fontaine followed by 1:00 Heatter's Mail and 1:15 Harding Singl, indicating a brief radio programming block with three segments. Names appear as host or segment titles in a local broadcast schedule.
Monday night features Captain Video Screen Test and Top This followed by Talent Scouts Horace Heidt Showtime Studio One At Home Party Perry Como and a 11: Meeting. Tuesday afternoon listings include varied programs with no specific details provided.
James Padgitt reports on Ewald Small's "Valentino" with Anthony Dexter as the screen idol. The Technicolor bio drama re-creates silent era highs including the Sheik romance, tango, and death scene, while omitting Pola Negri and Valentino's wives. Dexter spent over a year perfecting the role and studies Valentino's mannerisms as the film follows his New York peritonitis death in 1926 and the tomb anniversary visit by the Lady in Black.
The fragment notes Walter Craig Fleischman and a national wine promotion tied to an advertising lure. It mentions Fleischman earning a master’s degree from the University of Iowa in the late 1930s, suggesting a connection to a broader Dartmouth-like marketing campaign.
Paramount presents Brandéd with showings at 2 35 6 10 and 9 45. Sorrowful Jones at 1 05 4 40 8 15. Iowa Phenes Underworld Story and If This Be Sin run across times. State lists Mrs O Malley and Mr Malone and Dial 1119 with matinees Watch the Birdie cartoons. Town Destry Rides Again and When the Daltons Rode shown. Palace Breakthrough and Up in Central Park times. Sita lites of Idaho Intruder in the Dust. Strand Daughter of Rosie O Grady Cowboy and the Prizefighter. Marion Mr Music and short subjects. Texas bluebonnet info.
A scrambled TV guide listing shows from 6:00 to 12:00 including Kukla Fran, New, Paul Winchell, Howard Barlow, Lights Out, R Montgomery, Who Said That, Broadway and Coming. Dense with times and host names, this fragment outlines a varied night of programming.
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